Pellet Stoves

Pellet stoves burn compressed wood pellets for efficient, eco-friendly home heating with the ambiance of a real fire. Browse our pellet stove selection below, or shop pellet stove replacement parts to keep your current unit running strong.

Pellet Stoves

Pellet stoves offer one of the most efficient ways to heat a home with a renewable fuel source. Unlike wood stoves, pellet stoves use an automated auger to feed compressed wood pellets into the firebox, giving you consistent heat output with far less daily maintenance and a cleaner burn.

Why Buy a Pellet Stove

  • Efficiency & cost savings — pellet stoves convert more fuel to usable heat than most wood stoves, and pellets are often cheaper than propane or heating oil per BTU.
  • Consistent heat output — automated feed systems keep your fire burning evenly without constant tending.
  • Eco-friendly burn — wood pellets are a renewable, low-emission fuel that burns cleaner than cordwood.
  • Easy, automated operation — set your desired heat level and let the stove's hopper and auger do the rest.

What to Consider When Buying a Pellet Stove

  • BTU output & home size — match the stove's heating capacity to the square footage you need to heat.
  • Hopper capacity — a larger hopper means longer run times between refills.
  • Venting requirements — confirm your installation location can accommodate the required venting.
  • Price — pellet stoves range widely in price based on size, features, and finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are pellet stoves cheaper to run than gas or wood stoves?

    In most regions, wood pellets cost less per BTU than propane or heating oil, though savings vary by local fuel prices. Pellet stoves are also more fuel-efficient than traditional wood stoves.

  • Do pellet stoves need electricity to run?

    Yes. Pellet stoves rely on electricity to power the auger, igniter, and blower, so they won't operate during a power outage unless connected to a battery backup or generator.

  • How often do I need to refill the hopper?

    This depends on hopper size and heat setting, but most hoppers need refilling every 24–48 hours of continuous use.